Sentence examples for an immaculate copy from inspiring English sources

Most of all, classical music in America suffered from being a reproduction itself, an immaculate copy of European tradition.

(None!) So you regard such an immaculate copy as a treasure, pay (or charge) too much for it, and the thrill of the chase resumes.

In a new, custom-made display case, a volume of the society's immaculate copy of "The Birds of America" sits open to a page that will be turned weekly.

And they would still turn in immaculate copy by six".

McPhee was like John Updike, in that he turned in immaculate copy.

The music is a near-immaculate copy of R&B ballad-funk, and it's straighter, more linear and less experimental than the Weeknd's, although you can tell Dan Vidmar is one of the many – including William Carl Jr ,Gallant, Gent Mason and Dornik – who has been spurred into musical action by that heady first taste of House of Balloons.

One batch fell into the hands of some enthusiasts who cleaned them up, transferred them to a digital format, and began distributing immaculate copies to the vast network of Deadhead tape collectors.

Because this is a series weighted toward favorites, I have decided to limit my obsession with obscurities and instead spend quality time luxuriating in immaculate copies of classics I can't see often enough, movies whose print condition allows me to imagine I am experiencing these films just as the original audiences had back in the day.

This an immaculate, wonderful drawing.

We are watching an immaculate machine.

Louise was 38, an immaculate blonde.